Seguin City Council approved a $4,409,427.82 construction award to Guerra Underground LLC on Oct. 20 for the Walnut Branch Phase IV sanitary sewer and water main replacement project.
The amount and contractor appear in the operative section of the city’s resolution for file 26-454, which the meeting file marks approved. The award commits the city to a defined utility construction project, although a separate official outcome summary reports a different price.
From the source record
The total includes a recommended $440,942.78 contingency; it is not a third bid. A separate verified-outcome summary gives a conflicting award amount.
The staff memo describes rehabilitation of about 766 feet of existing 24-inch sewer along Walnut Branch. The planned work also includes about 841 feet of proposed 30-inch sewer and an 8-inch water main along Goodrich Street. Those dimensions describe the project’s planned construction scope; the retained records do not establish a household bill change or a construction schedule.
Why the price needs a second look
The official verified-outcome summary lists $4,109,427.82 and names GATA (Guerra) Underground LLC. The posted resolution names Guerra Underground LLC and gives a higher award amount, which the posted agenda and engineer’s staff memo also use. The resolution’s award section is the clearest retained statement of what the council authorized. The final minutes and executed contract should clarify the discrepancy.